Education Perfect’s Whakataetae Reo Māori (Māori Language Competition) keeps growing in 2021
This year, Education Perfect will once again run its Free online Whakataetae Reo Māori (Māori Language Competition) which is the largest competition in Aotearoa celebrating the practice and inclusion of Māori language.
New champion in tertiary education for people with dyslexia
The online official launch of the Dyslexia-Friendly Quality Mark initiative is being held at 10am on Wednesday 8 September, and a range of events are taking place over the week.
University of Auckland students win trans-Tasman MYOB challenge
Helping SMEs gain deeper customer insights while preserving limited time and resources is the focus of Rev-you, an app developed by four University of Auckland (UoA) students, which took the top spot in the trans-Tasman MYOB IT Challenge for 2021.
EIT Candidate Teachers boosted by Blake Inspire experience
Three Candidate Teachers from EIT are excited about the possibilities in environmental education after an intense week of learning and leadership development at the renowned Blake Inspire for Teachers programme.
Five skills that invite kids to cooperate
Jacqui Southey, Save the Children New Zealand’s Child Rights Advocacy and Research Director is working towards driving systemic change where children will realise their rights in New Zealand.
Upcoming mother/daughter Girl Geek Academy holiday workshops for STEM careers
Sunsilk invites girls and mums to visit www.girlgeekacademy.com/sunsilk and register their attendance for the Sunsilk x Girl Geek Academy STEM School Holiday Workshops in September. The workshops will be streamed live on YouTube.
Teachers share practice at PLD Expo
Around 400 teachers and school staff took part in a dynamic professional learning and development (PLD) event in Wellington in April, which included a kōrero from psychologist Nigel Latta about managing stress and workload.
EIT offers next step into electric future
A new EIT programme, which starts on Monday, 2 August, this year has been designed to give automotive technicians the skills required to repair a future fleet of electric vehicles.
Night classes in horticulture proving to be a success
Night classes for EIT’s free New Zealand Certificate in Horticulture [Level 3] (General) are proving to be very popular among working professionals who are keen to turn their passion for plants into expertise.
New urban cycleway sees increase in children biking to school
The opening of a new South Auckland cycling project designed to improve access for cyclists to public transport hubs has led to an immediate increase in children biking to school.
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